Bob Lonsberry

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 6-3

Bob talks about Mount Etna, the Supreme Court declining a case over an assault weapons ban, and the Ukraine drone attack on Russia, Bob takes a call, and talks about child leashes in the aftermath of a child falling in the Genesee River.

Bob reads his column on Sister Grace, Bob takes calls, talks about DHS deleting the list of sanctuary cities and counties they put out, Bob reads a email, and talks about the kid that fell into the Genesee River.

Bob talks about regulations around pumping gas in New York, the terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, the Avelo Airlines protest, Harvard, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about the terrorist attack in Boulder, Colorado, the local protest of Avelo Airlines, Saturday weather, the Ukrainian drone strike, the kid that fell in the Genesee River, the resumption of caissoning of remains at Arlington, and the 5 year anniversary of the 2020 riot.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 6-2

Bob talks about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob reads a Facebook post about starved ducks at a West Irondequoit school, Bob takes calls, talks to Marvin, and talks about the location of the latinx pride day.

Bob talks to Assemblyman Joe Sempolinski about proposed dairy farm legislation, Bob talks about a son who tried to drown his mother in Palmyra and Bob talks to Rochester Fire Chief Stefano Napolitano and Executive Chief for Operations Michael Doberton about fire department marine operations and the retirement of four firefighters who entered together.

Bob talks about school recess and legislation by the state legislature and the NYSUT to bring it back, Bob takes a call, talks about republicans wanting Jill Biden to testify in a house hearing, Bob talks about grading for equity and takes a call from a retired teacher, and Bob talks about coyotes.

Bob talks about Rochester, Monroe County, Yates County and Wayne County being on the federal sanctuary cities list, Linda McMahon being sent to a Long Island school district to defend a Native American mascot, and a hearing for the Sam Nordquist murder trial, Bob reads a press release from the city about Latinx Pride Day, and Bob talks about local tv news using cell phones as cameras.